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Originally Posted by Backstab
Lately, like everybody, I have been interested about the news for Guild Wars: Eye of the North, and Guild Wars 2. Frankly, for the first week or so, i thought these were the same thing. After reading an article i now know that they are completely differant. Several question popped into my head when reading these articles. Mainly the question is, is GW2 going to be a fresh start? By this I mean, will there be no connections with Guild Wars Prophecies, Factions, Nightfall and the upcoming Eye of the North? From what I have read apparently there is going to be some "Hall of the Monuments"
I know there has been alot of discussion about these subjects, but I would just like a little more. These articles do not seem to help.
p.s. I am getting the PC Gamer - May edition - with the free Ashura, will this clear up anything about this subject?
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As has been said by a few posting replies to you, GW:EN is an actual expansion, meaning that you must have Prophecies, Factions, or Nightfall in order to play it. It will also be the end of the original Guild Wars storyline as well as a prelude of things to come.
GW2 will be a stand-alone game with no expansions or new game chapters that you need to buy. All storyline content and changes will be made directly to the servers, and it will still be free. It takes place 200 years after GW:EN, so you will be starting up brand new characters, but with the Hall of Monuments you will be able to not only look at your old GW characters' achievements, but also special items, weapons, and such that you gained, some actually being available for your new characters to use.
All this is covered in the May Issue of PC Gamer. It has an interveiw with the Guild Wars team, an interview about GW:EN, and an interview regarding GW2. An excellent read! =)
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